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Telstra Outage in Murray Bridge, State of South Australia

Telstra offers mobile and landline communications services to the public and businesses, including mobile phone, mobile internet, and broadband internet.

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Telstra problems in the last 24 hours in Murray Bridge, State of South Australia

Telstra Outage Chart in Murray Bridge, State of South Australia

November 21: Problems at Telstra

Telstra is having issues since 02:20 PM AEST. Are you also affected? Leave a message in the comments.

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Most Reported Problems:

Internet
(51.38%)
Phone
(32.98%)
Wi-fi
(5.83%)
E-mail
(4.91%)
Total Blackout
(3.37%)
TV
(1.53%)

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Telstra Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
  • Titania960108 💛Midnight_Dreams💛 (@Titania960108) reported

    **** YOU TELSTRA TV BOX FOR REMOVING THE VIKI APP!!!!!!!!!!

  • KateLimon9 Kate Limon (@KateLimon9) reported

    Credit where credit’s due.. less than a week after I tweeted @Telstra on behalf of my Dad, they’ve contacted him, fixed the situation & agreed to refund the hundreds of dollars he’s been left out of pocket. Shouldn’t happen to anyone.. but I appreciate the quick resolution!

  • carolduncan Carol Duncan (@carolduncan) reported from Newcastle, State of New South Wales

    @Telstra Years ago but I’ll do it again. Meanwhile, my 83yo father has no mobile phone contact and no landline as his home was destroyed. This is a rather urgent issue.

  • VerityJaneLeach Verity Leach (@VerityJaneLeach) reported

    @TELSTRA you are the #WORST provider #WORST customer relations company i have ever dealt with in my life. My company helps with change management.... please for the life of all Telstra customers... get in touch.

  • gbhall Gareth Blake Hall (@gbhall) reported

    @Telstra Hi there, unfortunately after 10 years of good service from Telstra I’ve decided to move on. Just confirming if there are any fees involved in porting my number over to Optus. Would stay with Telstra if a bone was thrown but called earlier & they were happy to see me go.

  • KidtheKye Kye (@KidtheKye) reported

    @Telstra fix ur net ****, cant even get a steady connection in creative ggs only wont be playing the tourney today

  • flirtypom EraseReplace (@flirtypom) reported

    @Optus I’ve just transferred from @Telstra and your coverage on brand new IPhone 11 Pro is just as rubbish. 3G and 1 bar. Seriously WTF.

  • That_Dan_Guy Dan (@That_Dan_Guy) reported

    @TheDanBarrett @JoeArruzza @WenleiMa @newscomauHQ With both Telstra and Fetch being OEM hardware they need to get permission from the company behind the units before any apps can be released. As Roku already have a app ready to go it should be easy to add it. Fetch on the other hand has no app and their app development is slow.

  • That_Dan_Guy Dan (@That_Dan_Guy) reported

    @JoeArruzza @WenleiMa @newscomauHQ @TheDanBarrett The issue with the Telstra TV, even though it is a Roku box, is it is locked down with custom software that is not from Roku. It could take months for the app to come to the box. Same goes with Fetch TV, and it's closed app development.

  • TheDanBarrett Dan Barrett (@TheDanBarrett) reported

    @JoeArruzza @WenleiMa @newscomauHQ Telstra TV is a locked down version of US hardware Roku, which does have a Disney+ app that was built for it. This means that the reason is either because: 1) Telstra haven't struck a business deal with Disney to put the app on its box. OR... [1/2]